As many of you know, I'm super organized and a little OCD. The outcome of this is that I tend to compartmentalize my life and have lists for everything. Ev.er.y.thing! Like all the places I want to eat and the foods I want to try. One of the things that topped that list was tackling a home-made pizza.
Sounds easy, right? For most folks, sure. But read this and you'll understand why this was quite a feat for me!
Last week my college roommate, Zach, came over and we got to work on our pizza masterpiece. Zach was awesome enough to make the home-made dough the night before (read: I think he just didn't trust me to help with this part) so we were ready to roll right from the beginning:
I was soon gifted the responsibility of grating the fresh mozzarella (read: Zach thought this was something I couldn't screw up):
He was right - I grated that cheese like a champ. After my boost of confidence with the cheese, I volunteered to spread all the ingredients on after Zach chopped it all:
Yeah. I dare you to tell me that doesn't look delish! While we were letting that bake in the oven, I brought out my major contribution to the meal. Wine:
Any of my friends can tell you I always have wine on hand. Always. The one thing I can't seem to master, however, is how to open it without splitting the cork:
But my former roomie knows me well, and has successfully figured out how to beautifully dislodge a broken cork from the bottle:
After a glass (or two...) of wine, the pizza was soon ready to be served. Yum:
We just added a few avocado slices to this cheese, roasted tomato, and fresh basil pizza and we were ready to scarf down this wonderful home-made masterpiece:
I can now check "make a home-made pizza" off my food bucket list!
How fun!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!!! I love making homemade dough then just freezing some for a rainy day. Nice quick meal!
ReplyDeleteYou need to look into getting an automatic wine opener. I used to always crack the corks when opening a bottle of wine until I got one. It works magic!
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